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32 I VALLEY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1955 1 TOMORROW'S RADIO PROGRAMS New Law Recognizes KG1L --1260 KABC -790 MA -10 1 KALI 0 Teaching Profession KLAC-m. 570 KRI -930 IMO -115 KG1L --1260 KLAC-m. 570 ABC -790 KW KXLA -11 tO IMO -1150 KALI EL Wilson Custom finishing FILIS Pt 9.30 AM. Out by 430 PEA. SAME DAY Drop films Anytime Nights ett-h-ofics Canyon I KR 640 XFV11 980 KNX .,1070 VI-- 1230 KPOL -1510 KM KRA KOWL LISTENING POST AND TV REVIEW By ALL EN RICH, Radio and TV Editor t', '4-- i i 1 L.c.el A TV TODAY AND TOMORROW IN, 't 4 4111 5, MUBaseball Ira Cook 1:13 KNIPCDugout Dope Wellan In the Stand 1:30 KMPC-13astba11: Angels vs, seals If ABCIra Ctglii.

WiibasebalB Stars vs. Oaks 2:00 P. M. KNXMet Balowin Mat KB1G-13anostand IACMatinee hLACNexvs; Ameebe hi WHBaseball KAIPCkiasebail alMonitor ABCNews, Hank Smuns KW Baseball 2:30 of Memory KMPCBasebalf XNews; Mei Baldwin With the signing ot the Dilworth tenure bill by Governor Knight, the legal status of a profession was given to teaching for the first time in American history, according to a statement by Arthur F. Corey.

executive secretary of the California Teachers Association. The Dilworth 13,11 provides that the findings of a panel of educators, composed of representatives of a state-wide professional legal evidence, the Dilworth bill educational association, may be gives the court the right to recogaccepted as court evidence In a nize teachers themselves as the contested teacher dismissal case experts when it comes to a de-involving competency or fitness. termination of teaching compe. "The Dilworth bill," Corey said. lence." Is really the outgrowth of a number of years of experiments- tion by the CTA In a plan to cloak s.

the teaching profession in Cali- fornia with self-disciplinary au- O7 thority similar to that in the legal i and medical professions. Our goals have been two-fold: First, to pro- tect competent teachers front un- just dismissal, and second, to as sist whenever possible in removing the few teachers who might be judged incompetent. Take "During the past eight years," et Corey continued, "the CTA has Alka Sell maintained a State Ethics ComGRAND mission and Section Ethics Corn- missions which have conducted in- rtrergt41, vestigations in disputed dismissal By making the reports of tiam 4 .101 I such commissions admissible as OMILE.V. legal evidences the Dilworth bill gives the court the right to recognize teachers themselves as the experts when it comes to a determination ot teaching competence." -0 it Take Alka-Sel ei GRAND 4 lifth'. il I SMILE04 --Y I Everyone Listens to RELi '-'-a-------I t.5,7.4 SATURDAY.

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M. KABCNews: XXXMeinory Lane Russ Records E.ABCNews: KMPCNews; Platter Party Whittinehill KM PCNev. KLACNews; Haynes Wi Stewart KEWBZeke Manners KLACNews: Potter KGILMusical Clock HEWBNews: Al Jarvis KBLANews: Serenade KB1GBancistand KHJNewst De Soto Shoe 7:15 KCALMelodies KHJBreakfast Gang EBLAJimmy Goodson KGILMusical Clock EP-ACAccent on Strings 7:30 KIIDo Ye O'Dell Show KGILNews; Clock 10:30 KNXNews KNXGalen Drake KMPCStory Circus KMPCBill Stewart KBIGBandstand KlilPhonorama Time KABCNews: KBIGBandstand Russ Records kCIACPlano Showcase 11 A. M. 7:45 KMPCNews; Story Bill Stewart NIPC-13.

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M. ETWIIBob McLaughlin KHJBaseball AGIL Music News Weather. Exclusively Dial 1260 Jobs In Calif. Set High May Record CLARINET and SAXOPHONE BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED INSTRUCTION By ARCHIE VIOSATE Legitimate Jazz Improvisation 51.138377 Currently appearing with own group at the Hangover Club, Hollywood. 3:00 P.

Ist. KLACNews; Mneche Id WBBaseball EBIGBandsiand NigJerry Lawrence EBLAMusic Shop Mat EFACMatinee IiMPCBaseball EABCNews; Hank Simms El-LiFrank Evans 3:15 KBLAHere's Hollywood 3:30 )(GILMelody Time KO IJerry Lawrence EFWBBaseball KFACA On strings KBLAMusical Program KBIGBandstand KMPCBaseball 4:00 P. M. ENXNews; Mel Baidwin LACNews; A nseche KG1GMelody Time KHJFrank Evans EFIJerry Lawrence KMPCAngel Scoreboard; Johnny Grant EFACMasterpieces BIGBandstand MINHLarry Finley EABCLee Zimmer 4:15 KWHemingway; News 4:30 EBIGBandstand EHJFrank Evans KMPCJohnny Grant EGILMelody Time KLACAlex Cooper EPOLMusical Comedy Theater EFWBLarry Finley 4:45 KFIJerr Lawrence: Point flaw William A. Burkett, director of the Department of Employment, announced in Sacramento today that May was the highest' employment month on record in California.

The official pointed to a low di 176,000 unemployed, a drop of 18 per cent from April. Employment increases raised the size of the labor force to a total of 5,261,000 persons in May. M' Ill i rOtigill RAME KNS 2 IP KM, 11 KCOP 13 FlUDAY 11 P. M. Ch.

Show 4)-3ack Latham Nitecap 5 P. M. (11)Geo. Putnam, News 2Cartoons ONitecap Theater: 1 5 )Cart)ons ''Duel Without Honor" 4)Pinky Lee Show (13)Owl Movie: 7)Al Jarvis "Years Between" 91Gene Norman Squad (13)Destiny Theater 41--C1eve Hermann (111City Assignment 1 41Feature Film: 1 21-e-Space Funnies "Charlie Chan At i 6)Wesiern Feature, with The Opera" Doye O'Dell 1130( 5)Eye Witness 4)Uncle Archie 2)Musical ttecap 1 2)The Little Rascals Theater: tillSheriff John ''The Tryst' and 1 7 ack Owens 'B ells Of San Fernando" IIIThunderbolt 2)Late Show: 21Range Rider "Undercover" 4 P. M.

1 A. M. 71--Jack Owens 21Give Us This Day 41Jack Lathan 11)Ramar of the Jungle SATURDAY MORNING 9)Cartoon Express AND AFTLRNDON Ward 4)Hermann. Sports 9 A. M.

4tSee Hear Film: 13iMark Scott ''The Ape Man" 71Hank Weaver (11)Early Theater: 21News. Sports "Dead Or Alive" and 111Beany "The Tunnel" 51Handy Hints 4)Unk 'N' Andy 2)News 10 A. M. 131Turning Point 4)Pinky Lee 7)Early Curtain 2)America In Making 4)Movie Museum Story 111Geo. Putnam, News 21News 2)Perry Como 4)Winchell-15honey Show 4 Jack Latham 51Playcrafters 51Bollay, Weather 10 45 2)Dizzy Dean 7 P.

M. 1111Draw With Me 131His Honor, Honor Bell 2)Game Of the Week! Story White Sox vs. Red Sox 71Cowboy G-Men 11 A. M. 9)The Ruggles 11 4)Funny Boners 21Amos and Andy 031Feature Film: 51Newsreel "That Uncertain Feeling" 41Fights: (11)Saturday Western (Martinez vs.

Verona) 5)Happy Scot Show 51Popular Science h)Building For Peace 21Person To Person, 41Space Cadets with Murrow 1111Frankie Fontaine Show hiFeature Film: 1 7)Rin Tin 'Tin Northwest Stampede" 5)Glant Movie Matinee. 51Pride Of the Family 91Chance Of a Lifetime (Until 5 p.m.) 1131Best of '55 12 NOON 4)--Diews Caravan 4)Western Feature: a P. M. ''Heritage Of the Plains" 2Mama 12 Film: 4)Midwestern Hayride "Bury Me Dead" 1111Racket Squad 7)John Wayne Movie 1 9)Baseball Warmup 1 P. M.

1 51Lawrence Welk Western 7)Ozzie and Harriet 1 91General Sports Time 13)Background To Battle 41Feature Film: 9)Baseball: "Dangerous Ground" Angels vs. Seals 9)Baseball Warmup 71T-Men In Action 9)Baseball: 4 )Eddie Fisher Angels vs. Seals (13)Big Star Theater; 2)-13rokenshire; Famous "Spaceways" Outlaws (111Man Behind the Badge 2)Saturday Matinee: 2)Topper 'Love And Poison" I 41This World Of Ours 2 P. M. 9 P.

M. 4)--Farms and Gardens I 'flDollar a Second ill lSandy's Ilayride 5)Western Varieties, with (13 )Western Movie Doye O'Dell 21Feature Film: i111N. O. D. 'Miss Fitzherbert" 4IBig Story 235-( 4)Mr.

Wizard 21Playhouse Of Stare 3 P.M. 4 )Dear Phoebe 4)Sports Car Races Vise" 7)Cowboy Roundup 2)Our Miss Brooks Story (illMr. and Mrs. North 2)News 10 P. M.

2 )Learning '55 '( IBModern Movies: 4)Industry On Parade "Long Dark Hall" (13)Who Knows This? 1 2)The Line-Up 3 i45( 4)Air Force Theater 7)Conrad Nagel Theater 4 P. M. 41Foreign Intrigue Carnival (11)Star and the Story 2)Winky Dink and You (13)Files Of Jeffrey Jones 9)Inside Baseball 4 41Dateline Europe 1131Short Story 7)News, Henry Weaver 41Halls Of Science 1 131Criswell Predicts 71Cowboy G-Men 2)Clete Roberts News 415( 9)Feature Film: 91News To Be Announced (II )Chins Smith 7)Rin Tin Tin 4131Jimmy Fidler 41Outdoors With Waggy 11)Weather 21Contest Carnival 71Baseball Hall Of Fame (13)Feature Film: S)Big News "Red Stallion In i IllLate Movies: The Rockies" "One Touch Of Venus" Mirror FRIDAY Ch. Show 5 P. 5L 2Cartoons 1 5 iCartoons 4)Pinky Lee Show DAl Jarvis 91Gene Norman (13)Destiny Theater 411ICity Assignment 1 2)--Space Funnies 6)Western Feature, with Doye O'Dell 4)Uncle Archie DThe Little Rascals (111Sheriff John 7 )--Jack Owens 111Thunderbolt hiRange Rider II P.M.

7)Jack Owens 41Jack Lathan (11)Ramar of the Jungle giCartoon Express (13)Baxter Ward eiHermann. Sports 4)See Hear Scott 7)Hank Weaver 2News, Sports 5)Bandy Hints hiNews (131Turning Point DEarly Curtain 4)Movie Museum Putnam, News hiPerry Como 41Jack Latham 5)Hollay, Weather 7 P. M. Honor, Honor Bell (11)Success Story 7)Cowboy G-Men 9)The Ruggles i21Amos and Andy 51Newsreel 4IFights: (Martinez es. Verona) 5)Popular Science 2)Person To Person, with Murrow (11)Frankie Fontaine Show 1 DRin Tin Tin 51Pride Of the Family 9IChance Of a Lifetime (13)Best of '55 4)-1Sews Caravan a P.

M. 21Mama 4)Midwestern Hayride (11)Racket Squad 9)Baseball Warmup 1 51Lawrence Welk DOzzie and Harriet 13)Background To Battle 9)Baseba1l: Angels vs. Seals 7)T-Men In Action 4)Eddie Fisher (13)Big Star Theater; "Spaceways" (11)Man Behind the Badge 2)Topper 4IThis World Of Ours 9 P. M. 71Dollar a Second 5)Western Varieties, with Doye O'Dell O.

P. D. 4IBig Story 7.1Playhouse Of Stare 4)Dear Phoebe 1 Vise" 21Our MIAs Brooks (Ii)Mr. and Mn. North 10 P.

M. 5)Modern Movies! "Long Dark Hall1 21The Line-Up )Conrad Nagel 'Theater 41Foreign Intrigue (11)Star and the Story (13)Files Of Jeffrey Jones 4)Dateline Europe 7)News, Henry Weaver 1 131Criswell Predicts 2)Clete Roberts News 91News (11)China Smith 10145(13)Jimmy Fidler PtWeather 71Baseball Hall Of Fame 2)Big News 9)Late Movies; "One Touch Of Venus" Time 500-4 5 45t 9.00( Co( iii30( 1100( 10 t00( 1030( It takes all kinds of talents to produce a completed television show and not the least of these are the special material writers. A special material writer is one who fits song and script material to a star's personality or to characters in the show. He pens songs and comedy sketches, weaving them around the principals. Television has brought about quite a resurgence in the demand for this type writer and it is well paid and challenging creative work.

Larry Orenstein, One of the Writers On the Donald O'Connor program is a good example of the new eminence of the special material writer. For years Larry was a top trumpet player with the big name bands. But he had the creative urge and attempted a bit of writing as a sideline. It was Larry who fashioned a very clever commercial for Ohrbaeh's and once he saw and heard his work on the television screen It gave him such satisfaction that he decided to chuck his trumpet and go in for writing in earnest. He caught on with the O'Connor opus and is now making more money than he ever did as a musician.

Six Writers I was Interested to learn that Donald's program employs six writers. and even more interested In finding out how you get six writers to all agree on what is to go into the program. Here's the way its done. Each script takes approximately a week. First order of business is for the other scribblers to sit down with head writers Sid Miller and Hal Finberg and decide upon a story line from three or four different suggested themes.

Once the idea is decided upon the various seribblers each take a segment and put it together. Then at future sessions they all polish the script up together. Time Is Of The Essence The boys may not always agree Imo per cent on the finished script, but time and that old deadline usually preclude any lengthy arguments once the idea has been fully developed. I assume It's a case of majority rule. Orenstein is responsible for the "Sunday in Iowa" segment and the lyrics for the Funk and Wag-rail's skit on tomorrow night's Donald O'Connor program (ERCA at 9:30) and when you see it you'll understand what special material writers contribute, in cage I haven't explained it properly.

There's hardly a big star who plays Las Vegas that doesn't employ a writer to furnish this type material. One of the plush hotels on the Strip actually has one on regular weekly salary to help Its highly paid performers. 1 Orenstein, a mild mannered man, is as enthusiastic about his work as the biggest star. He probably, in his own way, puts as much of himself In It as the most exacting comedian. I do not mind devoting all this apace to him because any guy who will give up a sure thing for a gnmbiesuch as writingdeserves a pat on the back.

May he never need his trumpet again. KNXNews; Story 0 Mat Master EMBCBill Stewart 10-IMonitor KLACJim Ameche KABCNo School Today KBLACastles In Air KMBCNews; 12:45 Whittinghill KFACNews KFWBZeke Manners KBLACamera Club KINGBandstand KNXMel Baldwin In Music MIMelody Time K-LACNews 1:00 P. M. KBLAWayne Berk KMPCNews; MACMorning Concert Bili Stewart KHJFlying Feet KLACNews: Ameche 9:30 KFACSerenade KNXGun Smoke MIMonitor KIWBAl Jarvis KFWBBob McLaughlin KLACPeter Potter KBLANews: KMPCD. Whittinghill Record Room Ask Hero Pension Hike WASHINGTON (A)The House has passed and sent to the Senate a bill to give each of the 395 living Medal of Honor winners $100 a month for life.

They now get $10 a month after age 65. LIMITED QUANTITY of New 154 11 Cu. Ft. REG. Fight Northridge Industry Ruling ATTENTION 4i 1 -1C1- Sea Serpent Trap Planned By Scientists Ito ill II 41 BUSINESS MEN I WELLINGTON.

New Zealand 01 Scientists here are planning a giant marine trap to snare a monster from the ocean depths of Cook Strait. The Northridge Civic Association, a sub group of the West Valley Property Owners Protective Association, has voted unanimously to appeal a recent court decision ruling an ordinance establishing a 785-acre industrial tract in Northridge "constitutional, valid and enforcible." Theodore C. Robinson, vice president of the West Valley association and principal plaintiff in the case, announced the decision to appeal. When you need printed advertis. log to stimulate the market for your product call DELTA LITHO.

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Case, Ph.D. STate 6.4270 They do not know exactly what! they wiU catch. The possibilities are fascinating," says Prof. L. R.

Richardson, head of the zoology department at Victoria University College, Wellington. "Sworn statements by experienced mariners indicate that there: are at least four types of giantH ocean creatures still unknown to man. Some people call them sea serpents." There are reports, going back to the 1870s of occasional strand-logs along the shores of Cook Strait of giant squid, fearsome creatures with plate-sized eyes, bodies 10 feet across with 10 tentacles up to 25 feet long. With echo soundings taken a few lyears ago, the probable home of these giant squid was charted. This is a canyon connecting the Palliser Bay end of the strait with the Pacific Ocean.

Cook Strait is the turbulent stretch of water between the north and south islands of New Zealand. LOWEST OVERHEAD TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAMS (West et the Rockies) SAN FERNANDO LINCOLN-MERCURY COMPANY 1,58 N. SARUM SAN FERNANDO CMOs' 1-6518, Spiro 14187 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broad. cuter. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part.

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KFTNews KMPCNews: Dugout Dope RNXSports; Tennessee Ernie KHJCity Editor REACEve. Concert EFWEIFan In the stand KBLANews; Good World ELACNews; Norman KABCBacic To the Bible LINOTYPE OPERATOR 95 5 Swing Shift Work Only Friday Night TV KNIPCKLACNews Flashy Vince Martinez faces KI Larry ry Pi eng! Chico Varona on the Gillette RGILMelody Time fights, KRCA (4') at 7. KFACSerenade KBLANewa. Andy receives a telegram from Record Rack a rich uncle in South America of- fering him a high-paying job, KNXCarroll Aleott "Amos 'n' Andy," KNXT (2) at 7. PAIBIN71111 Stern Amy Vanderbilt and Comedian KLACAlex Cooper Ernie Kovaes are Ed Murrow's MAKBill Stewart ICFWRErik Paige, "Person to Person" gneSts, KNXT Eports (2) at 7:30.

5:30 The Russian Revolution Is the KIrlArt Baker's subject for "Background to Bat- Notebook tIP. KCOP (13) at 8. KNXIont Harmon K.H.INews Thorny and Ozzie decide to build xsw13Larry Finley their own swimming pool and save money. "Adventures of Ozzie AlIK-fimsvtvevaer; Kmccontinen'tai and Harriet," KABC-TV (7) at 8. varieties Farley Granger makes his dra- matic TV debut in the role of a French fencing champ during a News story titled "Splendid With Krt.News Swords," for "Schlitz Playhouse," KFWBNews KNXT (2) at 9.

KHJBrundlge, Sports KMPCBin Stewart Long memory of a French Quar- KLACSports ter Artist and the stubbornness of COO P.M. a salty Irish barkeep help clean emr Ln up one of New Orleans' cleverest ICHJ.Ed Pettit extortion rackets, "N.O.P.D.," KmPcKelley Sports KLACNews, F.TTV (11) at 9. Alex cooper A lipstick named "First Blush," HABCNews and a beautiful Spanish dancer fig- 1K, r.tilvt,...BEta:yrrtirstiennte urn in tonight's "Foreign Intrigue" KFACNewa; showtor adventure starring Gerald Mohr, 0:15 ERCA (4) at 10. IHRSBehind the Story Love and orts murder In Borneo is! KFIS owell Thomas .1 nt-Pi tzt 7 at, Itt 11Jttenmo Ine btOry failxSports Love and murder In Borneo 181 KABCNews KNIPCXLACNewe KIWBNews: Larry Finley KGILMelody Time KFACSerenade KBLANews. Record Rack 5:13 KNXCarroll Alcoti KABCBill Stern KLACAlex Cooper KMPCBill Stewart KFWBErik Paige, Sports 6:00 P.M.

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The business opportunity Winkle IS to be exposed by Reed Bradley and his "Racket Squad," KTTV, CM at 11:15. is An address by airy S. Truman Is due on KM at 10:30 tonight. The Battle of the SoxRed Whitewill be covered by KNXT'sr (2) "Came of the Week" tomorrow morning starting tit 10:53. Filmed highlights of the annual gouthern California sports ear race at Hansen Dam last week arid will be shown over KRCA (4): at 3 tomorrow afternoon.

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